The 2009 Northwest Spring Rally has been set for May 15-17 at the Yakima Nations RV Resort in Toppenish, WA.
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They don't have a website up and running at the moment, but are working on it. When they do, I'll post it here.
In the meantime, I did find this one here. We have the sites in the upper left-hand corner on the map (in the cable tv area).
And I also found this Woodall's ad.
Their phone number is 800-874-3087 or 509-865-2000.
When you call to make reservations, tell them you are with the NW RV.net rally group. That way they'll put you in the right area.
Cost is $24.65 per night. A one night deposit is now required (if you've made your reservations already, you do not need to call them to place the deposit). If you make reservations and your plans change, make sure to call the park and then let me know too.
According to Hobo, it is a bit of a walk (a block) to "the dome". (Sounds like about as far away as we were in Dayton.) Donna says there is also no longer a shuttle from the RV park to the casino. The park will put on a salmon BBQ if we want. Donna will check into this more this weekend when she visits the park. The park said we could put up our own tent if we wanted to (at our own expense of course).
Check back regularly for updates to this first post.
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I'd like to put together a "who's who" booklet so people will have an idea of just that...who's who. You've got all summer to do this, but the sooner the better so you don't forget. (Don't worry, I'll remind you every once and awhile. )
The next time you have a chance, take a picture of yourselves in front of your rig and a close-up of yourselves and send both of them to me at dng425@gmail.com There is no limit to file size, so send me your best shot and I'll take care of the rest. Also, send me a little write-up about yourselves and I'll publish that in sort of a "yearbook" for this rally and pass it out at the rally. This year's yearbook can be found HERE If you want to see what you might have written about yourself back in 2006, you can find it HERE
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Thursday
Although the rally doesn't officially start until Friday, there are almost always some early birds.
Dinner: There is a seafood buffet at the casino if you're interested. Cost is $19.95 per person.
Friday
Breakfast: Coffee and muffins will be provided.
Lunch: On your own.
Wine Tour: Bigdog is working on the details. Stay tuned.
Happy Hour: Planning is in the works.
Dinner: Donna says "heavy appetizers"
Entertainment: Karaoke (put on by Donna)
Saturday
Breakfast: Omlet in a bag, We'll see if we can't get some sausage and bacon and maybe some hash browns cooked up too.
Lunch: On your own.
Happy Hour (yep, another one) with clams, oysters and other appetizers.
Dinner: Potluck with hot dogs and burgers.
Entertainment: Bob & Sue (Tradewinds) will be conducting some entertainment that involves audience participation. (That's what Bob told me to post. Hmm, wonder what they're up to?)
Five of these 7 Volunteers will be supplying the entertainment on Saturday Night.
1. Grousehunter Roger and Teri
2. OTTO (Gary and Gale)
3. Fishinghat, Bob and Pam.
4. ?
5. ?
6. ?
7. ?
Sunday
Many will be gone by early afternoon, but if you're sticking around, any left-over food will be served for dinner.
Ryegal is the wagonmaster for this rally, so direct any questions to her.
If you're interested in something a bit smaller and a bit sooner, check out the Mini-rally that Bigdog is organizing on this thread.
Check back regularly for updates to this first post.
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Sign me up David, I will be calling them in the morning...Tradewinds.
OK, I will call them as soon as you say we can. We have stayed there before and had rallys there, its a good location. Lots to do in the area.
1. Train Museum
2. Hopps Museum
3. Murals all over town
4. Horse drawn wagon ride to see the murals
5. Casino across the street from the camp ground.
6. Lots of wineries in the area
7. Nice pool in the park
Bob
National Tradewinds with Nissan 4x4 Ext Cab/Honda CRV Toad
It's the Journey not the Destination
RVing since 1970
Hi all, got home and met Elizabeth for dinner. She said she wants to go next year and that she had fun and met a lot of nice people, I said I told you that before we left but we did have a great time!!!
I will call the park tomarrow and check it out. Thanks again for the great job this year to you all As always I really love this rally. and a really big thanks to David because even though I wanted to do this I couln't do it without his help. thanks Donna
Teri wanted me to ask about the quilt???? should we do it again??? if so the quilters need to get toghter (PM) and come up with a theme, color, etc. We miss you guys already and are so looking foward to the 2009 rally.
Count us in. We are in #101. Dave and Linda Wiley, Sublimity, OR. Will PM you my email address--and I suggest all do this for ease of contact--PM's don't always work!
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Linda and husband Dave (retired US Army) W7DDW
Jake, the 86# Black Lab "kid"
2002 Arctic Fox 25R, Honda 2000i
2003 DODGE 3500 SLT Quad Cab, 4x4, SRW, HO CTD, 3.73, 48RE, Jake Brake
Just called and got our reservations, we are in site # 122.
Tom & Pat (kd7cxg)
2002 Winnebago Brave 30W 8.1L
2004 Jeep Liberty W/US Gear Braking System
1999 Bichon Frise (Guard Dog)
Brazels Ultra Power Mod
Good Sam Lifetime Member
FMCA F277504
Tradewinds, how far is it from that camping area to the rec room area--I imagine that is the building called Mini Lodge Dome? If we have the whole TV/phone area we will be off by ourselves which is nice--but I don't count 35 spaces. Looks great!